Since its founding in 1958, Arthur McKay has established its credentials as one of the top building services and maintenance contractors in the U.K. The company embraces the very latest technology to provide quality, value and innovative solutions to meet clients’ needs. So it’s only logical that when staff sought to streamline business processes, reduce paper consumption and improve their clients’ access to information, they chose a document management solution with an equally impressive track record of innovation. By implementing Laserfiche digital document management, Arthur McKay has optimised their business processes and realised a vast improvement in their quality of client service. Full story »

In 30 countries on five of the Earth’s continents, three to four million people have leprosy, or suffer its disabling aftereffects such as blindness, loss of hands and feet and facial disfigurement. Eleven thousand new cases are found every week, 15 to 20 percent of them children.
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Ceval Alimentos of Brazil implemented Laserfiche Document Imaging a few months ago and the company is already seeing huge results, one of which includes the elimination of an entire room of printers.

“Before (Laserfiche) we used to print 1 million pages monthly, now we only print 200,000,” said Alessander Comandolli, Technology Analyst of Ceval. That 80% reduction has made quite an impact on Ceval (a branch of the Bunge Group in Argentina) the third largest soybean exporter in South America.
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Flight Masters is an air-freight forwarding company that tries to treat all its customers like family.

Trouble is, the family is growing–fast.

Founded a dozen years ago, the company now has major offices in five U.S. cities–San Francisco; Ontario, Calif. (near Los Angeles); Minneapolis; Dallas, and Chicago-and just a few months ago it became international, by opening an office in London.
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Late one night, about 40 years ago, the Secret Service telephoned a senior chemist of Laucks Testing Laboratories, Inc. in Seattle. A few minutes later, a police cruiser arrived and sped him to a large downtown hotel, where, in a small room, a full dinner had been spread out on a white-clothed table. Instead of eating, the chemist spent all night, analyzing everything on that table, right down to the silverware, checking for every known poison.

Finally, as the sun rose, the chemist stood up, stretched and told the watchful agents: “That’s it. Everything’s okay.”

That night, Vice President Richard Nixon ate the same food at a state dinner in the hotel.
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One of the nation’s leading real estate development companies is saving significant time and money after revolutionizing the way it handles paperwork using a solution developed with Laserfiche.
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If the Compensation Advisory Organization of Michigan can do more work in 20 percent less space, spending many fewer personnel hours than it did two years ago—that’s productivity.

And if telephone callers no longer have to be put on perma-hold while panicky clerks scurry to find a missing file—that’s a big step forward in client relations.

The Compensation Advisory Organization of Michigan (CAOM) took that step two years ago, when it converted its paper files to document imaging by Laserfiche. And, says Senior Vice President Jon Heikkinen: “We can’t say how much we’re pleased with it, it’s just been excellent, in our opinion.”
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